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Part 4 – Commercial and Technical Response
Commercial and Technical Response
Request for Quotation (RFQ)
RFQ TitleSupply and Installation of the Electrical Distribution Network for the Warialda Truck Wash
RFQ Number GWY_1819_Q04
Issue Date 21st December 2018
This document contains the commercial response schedules to be completed and returned to Council as part of the Respondent’s submission.
Detail to Include in Quotation
Item
Detail
1
Price (specify lump sum or per unit & whether GST is included)
2
Discounts/Incentives
3
Product availability and delivery Conditions
4
Any other relevant details/conditions relating to the supply of goods
5
Warranties/Guarantees offered on goods
6
The successful supplier will be required to effect and maintain insurance policies in the following sums:
· Workers Compensation (Statutory and common law liability for death or injury to persons employed by the contractor);
· Public Liability Insurance in the sum of at least $20,000,000 in respect of any one occurrence. All respondents and must be registered with Statewide Mutual’s Contractor Insurance Management System (CIMS) and have all applicable insurances up to date;
· Products Liability Insurance which covers all Vehicles, Plant, Products and Materials
· Comprehensive Motor Vehicle and CTP Insurance required for all vehicles to be used on worksite and/or to be driven on Public Access Roads; and
· Works Insurance as per Part 2.
7
The successful supplier will be required to provide documents and information listed below prior to commencement:
· Financial statements for last 3 (three) years for the entity
· Builders Licence
· References from similar jobs
· Details of key personnel and experience
· Details of sub-contractors to be engaged
· Safety Management Plan
· Environmental Management Plan
· Risk Management Plan
Respondent’s Information
Company Name
ABN
Business Address
City / Town
State
Post Code
Office Phone
Email Address
Website
Respondents Contacts Detail
Name
Mobile Phone
Office Phone
Email Address
1.1 Ownership
If your organisation is a company, provide details on your ownership, including the ownership of parent/holding companies and subsidiaries. State whether these companies are Australian based. Name each shareholder holding 20% or more of your issued share capital, paid-up capital and other relevant details. Alternatively, if your organisation is a partnership, provide a list of partners and details of the partnership financial arrangements. Each party to the consortium is to respond to this question.
Response – Ownership Details
1.2 Overview and History
Provide a brief overview and history of your company (2-3 paragraphs). Include the number of years you have been in business in the form in which you are presently constituted.
Response – Overview and History
1.3 Compliance with Acts and Regulations
The Respondent warrants that it has NOT, within 5 (five) years prior to submitting the Submission, been found to have breached any Act or Regulation which breach might be considered contrary to the values set out in the RFQ document or the Council. If you have NOT breached the act, answer “No”. The list below includes without limitation the following Acts. Has the Respondent breached the:
Regulation or Act
Breached – Yes/No
Details
Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth)
Industrial Relations Act 1996 (NSW)
Work Health & Safety Act 2011 (NSW)
Workplace Injury Management & Workers Compensation Act 1998 (NSW)
Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)
Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (Cth)
Fair Trading Act 1987 (NSW)
Racial Discrimination Act 1975 (Cth)
Sex Discrimination Act 1984 (Cth)
Age Discrimination Act 2004 (Cth)
Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 (NSW)
If you answered “Yes” to any of the above, please provide details.
Statement of Conflict of Interests and Fair Dealings
1.4 Conflicts of Interest: ICAC Guidance
A conflict of interest arises when the Respondent, in performing the obligations under the contract, is influenced or seen to be influenced by other interests.
There will be occasions when the performance of the obligations under the Standing Offer Deed will affect a personal or other interest that the Respondent, or its employees or agents, may also have. Such interests may be able to be valued in money terms. Other interests which are less direct and do not involve money may also be affected.
Everyone has interests which are personal to them or someone close to them and it is not just the possession of these interests which gives rise to a problem. Similarly, from time to time individuals will deal with a matter as part of their work which affects a personal interest that they have. Again, that in itself may not cause any difficulties if the conflict is resolved in favour of the duty to perform the obligations under the contract. It is inevitable that conflicts of interest will arise. It is important to emphasise that the mere fact that someone has a personal interest in a matter is not necessarily wrong. It is how the conflict is dealt with which can give rise to problems.
The first step is to recognise what situations could give rise to conflicts. Then the conflict must be resolved in favour of the duty to perform the obligations under the contract.
1.5 Pecuniary Interests
Pecuniary or financial interests may result from owning property, holding shares or positions in companies or trusts, debts owed to other people, receiving gifts, income from working elsewhere as well as for LGP, hospitality and sponsored travel. This list is not exhaustive.
It is not necessary for individuals to hold these interests themselves. A member of their family or close associate may hold them. This is seen to be the same as being an interest of the individual employee or agent of the Respondent because of the closeness of the relationship.
It is not necessary that the Respondent, or its employee/s or agent/s would or will act in favour of their personal interest. If they are in a position of conflict, there is that temptation. The aim is to prevent situations arising.
1.6 Non-pecuniary Interests
There may also be interests which do not have a financial component (that is, non-pecuniary interests). These might include a personal interest arising out of relationships based on common interest such as sporting, social or cultural activities as well as family, sexual and other relationships.
1.7 How Should Conflicts be Resolved?
The aim of resolving these conflicts is to prevent personal considerations from influencing the performance of the obligations under the contract. Once conflicts have emerged they may be capable of resolution or avoidance by removing the source of the conflict or by making the interest public and thereby limiting the risk of personal interest prevailing over the duty to perform the obligations under the contract.
The source of the conflict could be removed by requiring the individual to dispose of the interest which has caused the conflict.
Alternatively, it could be removed by a Respondent, or its employees or agents being precluded from performing any obligations under the contract regarding the matter in which he or she has the interest.
Each of these two responses would have the effect of removing the source of the conflict.
Adapted from guidance material prepared by the New South Wales Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC).
Item
Conflicts of Interests and Fair Dealings
1
The Respondent has read the above guidance information from the ICAC. The Respondent confirms that it is compliant with this section – Conflicts of Interest and Fair Dealings, and having nothing to declare.
(If the answer to this section is ‘No’, the Respondent is to complete Item 2 below)
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
2
The Respondent discloses any and all information with regards to any real or perceived Conflicts of Interests or barrier to Fair Dealing where these exist, below.
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
Details Regarding Conflicts of Interest and Fair Dealings
Statement of Threatened or Pending Litigation
Threatened or Pending Litigation
Does the Respondent have Litigation claims against them any threatened or pending litigation, claims, or undischarged judgements or orders?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
If the answer to the above question is ‘Yes’, the Respondent is to provide a statement, on company letterhead and duly authorised by an appropriate authority, that provides the particulars of any threatened or pending litigation, claims, or undischarged judgements or orders.
This Statement of Threatened or Pending Litigation is to be attached to the Respondents response to this RFQ.
Proposed Construction Program
Summarise the key/milestone dates for the construction in the below table.
Task/ Milestone
Details
Commencement Date
Completion Date
Investigation
Mobilisation
Construction (Individual Stages/Structures)
Practical Completion
Site Clean-up
Schedule of Prices This schedule may be used for the purpose of progress claim assessment and as a basis for negotiations for variations under the contract. It does not form part of the specification or scope of work.
The Respondent shall be responsible for the completion of all contract activities and this schedule shall not restrict completion. Line items against which no amounts are stated, whether quantities or rates are given or not, shall be regarded as covered by other line items in this schedule.
This schedule shall be read in conjunction with all other parts of the contract.
Note:All pricing is to remain fixed for the period of the contract, not subject to rise & fall and be inclusive of GST.
Option 1 Tender Form A - Submission Information
For
Electrical Services
I/We, the undersigned, hereby tender the following sum to complete the works in accordance with the Specification and Drawings
1. Tender Sum
$
1. Prime Cost and Provisional Sums
$
1. Contingency Sum
$
1. Total Fixed Lump Sum
$
1. Goods and Services Tax
$
Rate per cubic metre for rock excavation
$
Addenda
We acknowledge receipt of each Addendum to the Specification as listed below and confirm that the costs associated with each of these have been included in the above Tender Price.
List each addendum number received:
Option 1 - Form B - Itemised Form
The total tender price for the Electrical Services installation comprises the following:
Service
Total Price (Excl. GST)
Substation works
$
Mains and submains
$
Main switchboard
$
Cable support systems
$
Trenching, conduits and pit system
$
General light and power wiring systems and earthing
$
Appliances
$
Light fittings (excluding emergency lighting)
$
Electronic security system
$
AvData Control system
$
Other items not included above(to be nominated)
$
1.
$
1.
$
1.
$
1.
$
1.
$
1.
$
TOTAL LUMP SUM FIXED PRICE (excl. GST)
$
Option 1 - Form C - Schedule of Technical Details
The schedule of technical details forms part of the specification and shall be completed in full and returned with the tender.
Equipment
Manufacturer
Model No. or Type
Main Switchboard
Switchboard Assembly
ACBs
MCCBs
Digital Meter
Surge Diverter
Luminaires
X1
X2
X3
S1
Electronic Security System
Access Control System
Proximity Key Readers
Reed Switches
Cypher Pads
Intercom Systems
CCTV System
Installation Contractor
CCTV Cameras
DVR
CCTV Monitors
Option 1 - Form D – Schedule of Unit Rates
The following rates shall be used to assess variations and shall include all allowances for overheads, profit, attendance, mark-up, union requirements, superannuation payments and the like.
Variations for work that requires disruption to the normal sequence of work (such as installing additional points in areas after walls and ceilings have been sheeted) shall be treated on a materials + labour break up as per items D.1 and D.2.
Unit rates from item D.3 onwards are intended to be applied to variations which occur without disruption to the normal sequence of work. These rates will be assumed to be applicable equally to additions or deletions, with any supplier restocking fees treated separately.
Labour
Electrical Contractor
Normal Time
Time and a Half
Double Time
Qualified Tradesman
$ /hr
$ /hr
$ /hr
Apprentice Tradesman
$ /hr
$ /hr
$ /hr
Security Systems Technician
Normal Time
Time and a Half
Double Time
Technician
$ /hr
$ /hr
$ /hr
Mark Up
Mark-up to be applied to the electrical contractor’s purchase cost of materials or specialist subcontractor works for the purposes of out-of-sequence variations.
%
Mark up does not apply to variations items that use unit rates contained herein. Unit rates are assumed to include all overheads and mark-up.
Evidence of costs shall be produced upon request, such as supplier or specialist subcontractor quotes or invoices.
Lighting
Supply and installation of a one gang light switch incl 15m cable
$ each
Supply and installation of a one lighting point incl 30m cable
$ each
Luminaire
Light Fitting Only
Supply & Install Light Fitting
(Incl. Lighting Point and 5m Cable)
Type X1
$
$
Type X2
$
$
Type X3
$
$
Type S1
$
$
Switchboards
Supply & installation of standard 10A-32A single phase MCB including termination of sub-circuit cable
$ each
Supply & installation of standard 10A-32A single phase ELCB including termination of sub-circuit cable
$ each
Supply & installation of standard 10-40A three phase MCB including termination of sub-circuit cable
$ each
Supply & installation of standard 40-63A three phase MCB including termination of sub-circuit cable
$ each
Power
Supply & installation of standard 10A SSO (single) including 20m of cable, wall mounted
$ each
Supply & installation of standard 10A SSO (double) including 20m of cable, wall mounted
$ each
Supply & installation of 20A single phase direct connection including 40m of cable and weatherproof isolator
$ each
Supply & installation of 20A three phase direct connection including 40m of cable and weatherproof isolator
$ each
Supply & installation of a recessed fire & acoustic rated wall box including sealing with fire sealant & certification as req’d
$ each
Electronic Security
Supply & installation of PIR motion detector including 50m of cable
$ each
Supply & installation of reed switch including 50m of cable
$ each
Supply & installation of prox reader including 50m of cable
$ each
Supply & installation of keypad (remote arming station) including 50m of cable
$ each
Wiring to & connection of electric strike including 50m of cable
$ each
Supply & installation of 4 door intelligent controller & ancillary devices required for operating 4 doors
$ each
Supply and installation of visual alarm siren strobe (external) including 50m of cable
$ each
Trenching
Excavation to 760mm deep, sanding, backfill and compaction
Addition Cost
Deletion Cost
300 wide / linear meter
$
$
600 wide / linear meter
$
$
Excavation in rock
Addition Cost
Deletion Cost
Rate per cubic metre for rock excavation
$
$
Sub Mains
Addition Cost
Deletion Cost
4x1C 10mm Cu + E PVC/PVC
$
$
4x1C 16mm Cu + E PVC/PVC
$
$
4x1C 25mm Cu + E PVC/PVC
$
$
4x1C 35mm Cu + E XLPE/PVC
$
$
4x1C 50mm Cu + E XLPE/PVC
$
$
4x1C 70mm Cu + E XLPE/PVC
$
$
4x1C 95mm Cu + E XLPE/PVC
$
$
Option 2 - Form A - SUBMISSION Information
For
Electrical Services
I/We, the undersigned, hereby tender the following sum to complete the works in accordance with the Specification and Drawings
1. Tender Sum
$
2. Prime Cost and Provisional Sums
$
3. Contingency Sum
$
4. Total Fixed Lump Sum
$
5. Goods and Services Tax
$
Rate per cubic metre for rock excavation
$
Addenda
We acknowledge receipt of each Addendum to the Specification as listed below and confirm that the costs associated with each of these have been included in the above Tender Price.
List each addendum number received:
Option 2 - Form B - Itemised Form
The total tender price for the Electrical Services installation comprises the following:
Service
Total Price (Excl. GST)
Substation works
$
Mains and submains
$
Main switchboard
$
Cable support systems
$
Trenching, conduits and pit system
$
General light and power wiring systems and earthing
$
Appliances
$
Light fittings (excluding emergency lighting)
$
Electronic security system
$
AvData Control system
$
Other items not included above(to be nominated)
$
1.
$
1.
$
1.
$
1.
$
1.
$
1.
$
TOTAL LUMP SUM FIXED PRICE (excl. GST)
$
Option 1 - Form C - Schedule of Technical Details
The schedule of technical details forms part of the specification and shall be completed in full and returned with the tender.
Equipment
Manufacturer
Model No. or Type
Main Switchboard
Switchboard Assembly
ACBs
MCCBs
Digital Meter
Surge Diverter
Luminaires
X1
X2
X3
S1
Electronic Security System
Access Control System
Proximity Key Readers
Reed Switches
Cypher Pads
Intercom Systems
CCTV System
Installation Contractor
CCTV Cameras
DVR
CCTV Monitors
Option 1 - Form D – Schedule of Unit Rates
The following rates shall be used to assess variations and shall include all allowances for overheads, profit, attendance, mark-up, union requirements, superannuation payments and the like.
Variations for work that requires disruption to the normal sequence of work (such as installing additional points in areas after walls and ceilings have been sheeted) shall be treated on a materials + labour break up as per items D.1 and D.2.
Unit rates from item D.3 onwards are intended to be applied to variations which occur without disruption to the normal sequence of work. These rates will be assumed to be applicable equally to additions or deletions, with any supplier restocking fees treated separately.
Labour
Electrical Contractor
Normal Time
Time and a Half
Double Time
Qualified Tradesman
$ /hr
$ /hr
$ /hr
Apprentice Tradesman
$ /hr
$ /hr
$ /hr
Security Systems Technician
Normal Time
Time and a Half
Double Time
Technician
$ /hr
$ /hr
$ /hr
Mark Up
Mark-up to be applied to the electrical contractor’s purchase cost of materials or specialist subcontractor works for the purposes of out-of-sequence variations.
%
Mark up does not apply to variations items that use unit rates contained herein. Unit rates are assumed to include all overheads and mark-up.
Evidence of costs shall be produced upon request, such as supplier or specialist subcontractor quotes or invoices.
Lighting
Supply and installation of a one gang light switch incl 15m cable
$ each
Supply and installation of a one lighting point incl 30m cable
$ each
Luminaire
Light Fitting Only
Supply & Install Light Fitting
(Incl. Lighting Point and 5m Cable)
Type X1
$
$
Type X2
$
$
Type X3
$
$
Type S1
$
$
Switchboards
Supply & installation of standard 10A-32A single phase MCB including termination of sub-circuit cable
$ each
Supply & installation of standard 10A-32A single phase ELCB including termination of sub-circuit cable
$ each
Supply & installation of standard 10-40A three phase MCB including termination of sub-circuit cable
$ each
Supply & installation of standard 40-63A three phase MCB including termination of sub-circuit cable
$ each
Power
Supply & installation of standard 10A SSO (single) including 20m of cable, wall mounted
$ each
Supply & installation of standard 10A SSO (double) including 20m of cable, wall mounted
$ each
Supply & installation of 20A single phase direct connection including 40m of cable and weatherproof isolator
$ each
Supply & installation of 20A three phase direct connection including 40m of cable and weatherproof isolator
$ each
Supply & installation of a recessed fire & acoustic rated wall box including sealing with fire sealant & certification as req’d
$ each
Electronic Security
Supply & installation of PIR motion detector including 50m of cable
$ each
Supply & installation of reed switch including 50m of cable
$ each
Supply & installation of prox reader including 50m of cable
$ each
Supply & installation of keypad (remote arming station) including 50m of cable
$ each
Wiring to & connection of electric strike including 50m of cable
$ each
Supply & installation of 4 door intelligent controller & ancillary devices required for operating 4 doors
$ each
Supply and installation of visual alarm siren strobe (external) including 50m of cable
$ each
Trenching
Excavation to 760mm deep, sanding, backfill and compaction
Addition Cost
Deletion Cost
300 wide / linear meter
$
$
600 wide / linear meter
$
$
Excavation in rock
Addition Cost
Deletion Cost
Rate per cubic metre for rock excavation
$
$
Sub Mains
Addition Cost
Deletion Cost
4x1C 10mm Cu + E PVC/PVC
$
$
4x1C 16mm Cu + E PVC/PVC
$
$
4x1C 25mm Cu + E PVC/PVC
$
$
4x1C 35mm Cu + E XLPE/PVC
$
$
4x1C 50mm Cu + E XLPE/PVC
$
$
4x1C 70mm Cu + E XLPE/PVC
$
$
4x1C 95mm Cu + E XLPE/PVC
$
$
Statement of Compliance
Lodgement of a Submission will itself be an acknowledgement, the Respondent
Ais submitting a proposal and offers to carry out the services named, shown and described in the RFQ;
B. has detailed any and all departures, clarifications and assumption in the table provided; and
C.further promises and agrees, in the event of the proposal being accepted, to be bound by the Request for Quotation and the submitted proposal and any other terms of the contract.
Respondent’s Statement
"I certify that this submission is made without prior understanding, agreement or connection with any corporation, firm or person submitting a submission for the same materials, supplies, or equipment, and is in all respect fair and without collusion or fraud. I agree to abide by all conditions of this RFQ and certify that I am authorised to sign this submission for the Respondent.”
Respondents Authorised Representative Name
Date
Quotation Total (Inc. GST)
Respondents Authorised Representative Signature
END OF PART 4
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